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Louie is currently in top-of-the-line training with @adogslifewithlia for successful socialization skills with other dogs. He recently needed allergy testing for skin issues, which requires ongoing medications, and was recently neutered. At this time, basic necessities, like food, are also still needed. If you would like to help Louie with his medical, training, and/or basic necessities, please click the link below! 

Doss had a rough go of it before he come to us. He has been through rehabilitative training to help him overcome some socialization issues and help teach him that the world is no longer a scary place for him. To help place him in his forever home, Doss has also been neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped. Doss is a work in progress and is currently working with another trainer who specializes in rehabilitation. We need help setting up Doss for success. If you would like to help Doss with his medical and training needs, please click the link below.

Poor Blake has gone through so many medical procedures in the past couple months. Aside from getting a cancerous tumor removed, Blake also received surgery for rotten and infected teeth, as well as for a torn ACL. He is currently in rehab doing aqua therapy. He is attending Calabasas Holistic Veterinary Center twice a week for the next 8 weeks. To help support Blake and his medical bills, please click the link below!   

When Patches came to Apollo’s, he was fighting Parvo. In order to save his life and make him adoptable, we provided him Parvo treatment, and got him neutered and vaccinated (which is quite costly). He is currently in board-and-train with K9Kommittee, and will continue to need wellness check-ups until he is adopted. If you would like to help support Patches and his wellness and training, please click the link below!

After seeing an emergency room vet at VCA West Coast the day we picked him up, then a consult with the same neurologist about a week later, an overnight with x-rays, multiple tests and lab work (with estimates of 7-9 k for surgery), he had a second consult and opinion today, and all vets agree that due to his physiology and long back, too long for his breed and make-up (likely due to poor breeding practices), Mellow indeed had a slipped disc back in June which now has affected multiple vertebrae as he injured himself dragging himself around at his former home. 

The vets also agree that because of the length of time from injury to getting help, surgery is not a good option for him.  The recuperation alone would set him back and be a hard recovery for him. 

We have decided instead to do the following (and feel free to add your insight if you have experience in this in the comments!): he is receiving acupuncture a few times a week, laser therapy and then water therapy when he is ready - all to try and alleviate discomfort, wake-up the nerves that have been languishing, and build muscle mass.  We also have fitted him for a back brace and measured him for wheels so that he can be as mobile as possible. Any help towards his care would be greatly appreciated! 

Cayenne has spent most of her life living on the streets. She was found with over 20 cancerous lumps, which have since been removed. Recently, lumps deeper inside of her have been found and will have to be aspirated and checked for cancer. We always ensure that all our dogs receive proper medical care even after they have found their forever homes. If you would like to help support Cayenne with her care, please click the link below!